January 2026

On January 29, there was a special energy in the air in the stylish setting of the GRACE Restaurant at the Hotel Zoo Berlin. Around 100 guests from the business, media, and real estate sectors gathered for the Female Investment Night, an event initiated by PANDION in collaboration with media partner H.O.M.E. Magazine, an evening that went far beyond traditional networking. The focus was on female empowerment, investments, and financial independence: topics that were discussed in a personal, tangible, and, above all, courageous manner.

The highlight of the evening was a panel discussion featuring high-profile speakers, which brought together diverse perspectives from the fields of real-world practice, entrepreneurship, and the investment world. Mirjam Mohr, a long-time member of the Interhyp Group’s Executive Board, provided in-depth insights into the real estate and financing markets. Anaïs Cosneau, founder of the “Happy Immo Club” and a LinkedIn Top Voice, demonstrated in a practical way how women can make confident decisions when building wealth. Gabriele Kuhn-Holtey, Sales Director at PANDION, shared her extensive market experience, while Anna-Lena Koopmann, journalist and podcast host, spoke openly about money, fears, mistakes, and personal values.

Together, the panelists explored why women, on average, invest less frequently and how financing can be approached in a realistic, personalized, and responsible manner. It quickly became clear that real estate investments don’t require perfection, but rather predictability, structure, and the courage to make decisions. Listening, reflecting, and thinking ahead—the panel’s insights resonated with the audience and sparked many personal conversations throughout the room.

A key topic of the evening was the gender pension gap, which stands at 30 to 40 percent in Germany. Poverty in old age disproportionately affects women: one in five women is potentially at risk. This makes it all the more important to start planning for one’s financial future early on. After all, those who start early have more flexibility – including when it comes to obtaining loans, which becomes more difficult with age. The discussion also covered the internal and external barriers that prevent women from buying real estate. Many feel overwhelmed at first when getting started. Added to this are deeply ingrained beliefs: You don’t talk about money. Money is a man’s business. Money is something negative. These attitudes take root early on – through family, society, and one’s environment – and are one of the main reasons why women hesitate to engage with financial topics. The evening encouraged participants to consciously question, dismantle, and rethink these beliefs. The panel empowered the women in the room to no longer view real estate investments as abstract or risky, but rather as a realistic and self-determined decision. It combined knowledge, market understanding, and emotional security – and transformed hesitation into the ability to take action.

The Female Investment Night clearly demonstrated that women invest differently, with a long-term perspective, a focus on values, and an emotional yet determined approach. This mindset shaped the entire evening. Investments are an expression of one’s values, goals, and the desire for self-determination. As a company, we view women as a strategically important and growing target group, and we make real estate investments accessible as a self-determined choice with clarity, trust, and transparency.